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Maxim. for Crane Growers.

1. Give the vine plenty of manure, old
and well decomposed, for fresh manure
excites growth but does not mature 1t.
.. Remember that luxuriant growth does
not always insure fruit. =. Dig deep but
plant shallow. 4. Young vines produce
beautiful fruit, but old vines yield the
richest. 8. Plant your vines before put
ting up trellises. 6. Prune in autumn
to insure growth, but in spring to promote
fruitfulness. Z. Vines love the sun; the
fruit, the shade. 8. A bunch OF grapes
without healthy leaf opposite is like
ship Mt sea without ruddcr, 1t cannot
come TO port. 0. Laterals are like poll
ticians; II not checked they are the worst
of thieves.
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ueep enough 10
receive the entire
plants standing
erect, the roots
b e / n 6 slightly
C ov cred with
earth at the bot
tom. The plants
are placed up
right, close to-
gether, until the
trench is filled.
The tops of the
plants should be
about even with
the surface Of the
soil, as shown in
the cut. II the
weather remains
mild m g r e ~
cov er W / t b
boards, adding
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-06

CELERY IN A TRENCH. hay, straw or
corn stalks as the weather becomes colder,
putting on only enough covering to pre-
vent freezing A covering of boards over
the latter will keep the rain off and is rec
commended When celery is wanted for
use open one end of the trench, take out
the required quantity, and close again.
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Order to Show Cause on Filling Petition
to Sell Land

OEucr 10 SnO" SauSe on f1lunR PetttlOn
to Sell Land.
STATE 1,Gn of mdfFssiMsEaTsn0.rA.}s s.
IN PROBATE CoURT-special term, held
October 18th, 1886
In the matter of the estate Of Ann Rooney,
deceased.
:, On reading and filing. the petition of Lucas
keIls, administrator of the estate of Ann
Rooney, setting forth the amount of personal
estate that has come to his hands, and the dis :.
position thereof the amount of debts cut
standing against said deceased, and a descrfp-
ton of all the real-e of which said deceased
died seized, and the condition and value of the
respective portions thereof; and praying that
license be to him granted to self ali of said
real-estate, and 1t appearing, by said petition
that there is not sufficient personal estate in
the hands of said Lucas kells to pay said debts,
same, to sell all of said real-estate -,
IL is therefore ordered, that all persons inter.
ested in said estate, appear before the Judge of
this court, on Monday the Sd day of January.
A. d. 1887, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ut the court.
house in ST Cloud in said county, then and
license should not be granted to said Lucas Keiis
10 sell SAID real-estate according to the prayer
of said petition.
And it is further ordered, that q coppy of this
order snail be published for four successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing the last of
which publications shall be at least fourteen
days before sad day of hearing, in the Sank
Centre HERALD, a weekly newspaper printed
and published at Sank Centre in said county,
and personally served Oh all persons interested
fourteen days before said day Of hearing, and
upon all other persons interested, according
to law.
Dated at ST. Cloud this 18th day of October,
A. D., 1856. By the Court
PETER BRICK,
LIST Dr1h N Ind IF hate
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LIST pub dec o

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ STEARNS- IS. In Probate Court, Spec
iai Term, Dec 9Th. 1885.
In the matter or the Guardianship OF
Charles b. Piilsbury, miner.
On reading and filing the petition OF Elliot
Bridgmap, Guardian of Charles B, PiIlsbury.
the above named minor
1t Is ordered, pursuant TO the prayer 0f said
Petitioner, that q time be fixed for examin-
Ing and allowing his account, that
Said account he examined, and Petition
head by the Judge OF this Court on the 9th
day of December, 1876, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon ofthat day, at the Probate Once In
said County.
And 1t rs further ordered, that public notice
be given to all persons int crested OF he time
and place Of examining said account, by
publishing copy of this order in the SAUK
CENTRE II ERALD, weekly newspaper
printed and published az Sank Centre In said
county, al least once In each week for two
successive weeks prior 10 the day Of such
hearing, -
lst PUB dsca Judge Of Probate,
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Chick chick.
ASK YOUR eaocER FOR n.
ASK yoUR DRUGGIST FOE n.
Preyenis RoHp, Prevents eapss, Pre-.
ssnta Chslsra, Prevents Egg.Eat.
ING. Preyenfs Laying Soft
Eggs, Makes Hens Lay.
It Sslls for Six Gents Per Pound,
in Boxes,

chicl-chiss-er-re-kce poultry food and pss.
v>ntivs Of disease for poultry, the great ege
food, produces eggs prodigiously and is good tof
the health Of the fowling 1t is the first article Of
Canada and England. Try 1t. It costs only
sig cents per Pound, 4 is no powder. Chick.
it is good: If your Grocer, Druggist, Hard.
ware or Country Storckeeper viii not get Il
for you, send me ono dollar, and will shio
you twenty-pound box by freight, or one hundred
pounds for FIVE dollars. A large box will cost vol,
20 more freight than small box Attend % your
poultry, If you want to make profit out Of them.
just The same as You attend to your land. Unesi
so with poultry; you must give them something
besides feed. They must have material 70
answer for grinders, and material for the ego.
If you feed chiek-chick-er-re-kee fegg foodi
every day you will nsysf have any sick chick.
they would not. You will never do without Il
after fair trial. Do not pay twenty-five or
hity cents q pound for medicine to feed your
poultry when you can get better article from
your storekeepcr at six cents pound. Don't
be clam; try IL. Manufactured in the United
Sfatc5 onlv hv
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The gulf is growing wide between
Lazarus and Dives, only the two have
changed places. Dives is in Abraham,s
bosom. Col. Bob Ingersoll.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-06

SrATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
- STEARNS- ss.
In PROBATE Court Special Term December
7lh 1885.
IN the matter of the estate OF Hannah ].
Pillshury. deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of Lucas
kells admISLrator OF the estate of Hannah
j. Plllsbury deceased, representing among
other Things, that he has fully adminisi cred
said estate. and prayins that tim. and
place be fixed for examining aud allowing
Is account OF his adm IN istration and fOr
assignment Of the residue OF said estate
to IRIS:
1t ordered, that said account be exam.
ined, and petition heard. by the Judge of
this Court, on MOI day the 27th day OF
december, a. u 1856, a 10 o'clock A. M. At
the Probate Office In said county:
And it rs further ordered, that notice
thereof Ne given TO all persons Interested,
by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior TO said day OF hear
iug in the sank Centre HERALD. weekly
newspaper printed and pub,is he'd at Sauk
Centre in said county.
Dated q 81. Cloud, Minnesota this TIN
day OF December, A. D. 1885,
BY the Court,
PETER BRICK,
ISL pup dec3 Judge OF Probaie
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A RELIABLE srx1pY
For lex Stomach,
Torpid Liver,
Bilious Headache,

costivensss.
Tarran's Effervescent
s eltzer APP er lie Mt
H. is certain in its
effects. It is gentle in
it's action, II is palat-
able to the taste. II can
be relied upon to cure
and itcrres byGssiiffng
not by outraging, pa
ture. Do hot take VIC.
lent purgatives your.
selves, or allow your
children to take them.
Always use this ele-
CANT pharmaceutical
preparation, which has
been for InOIr than for
~ years a public favor
sVeyywAeye.
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:: FARM AND GARDEN.
OUR NATIONAL eIRD-WlNrER sToR.
! ING OF VEGETABLES.

Crops Of 1sse-Hints in Dairyins and
: Grape Growing-A Useful Fertiliser-A
New Potato-New Flowcrs-How to
Carve q Turkey.
The turkey being, 30 to speak, our
national bird, every man, woman, boy
and girl ought to know how to skillfully
carve it, while in point of fact not one
adult in ten understands the art Of dis
sectin0 this noble fowl .
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SAkGAM0N GOAL MINING co.

MINERS AND SHIP L POI BEST
QUALITY ILLINOIS COAL
Capacity of mines 1000 tons daily. Daily
shipments to t, Paul and Minneapolis
Unequalled ia lites for supplying The trade
throughout orthwest. correspondence
solicited.
BENZ. IVES, Manager N. w. Dept.
9Gilflan Block, Saint Paul
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THE HERALD at $500 Per Year.
A Great Cause Of Human Mistrv
kEz5syIZlsas,y 90 4, =

A lecture on the Nature Treatment and
Radical cure of seminal Weakness, or Sper-
matorrhoea. induced by Seif-Abuse Invol-
uutary Emmissions, Impotency, Nervous
orally; Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits;
Ment:l and Physical Incapicity, &c.-By
ROBERT j CULVEkWELL, NJ. }.
The " orld-ren0wned author. in this ad
mirable Lecture. clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful consequences
of SelfAbuse may be effe tually removed
without dangerous surgical operations;
bougtes, Instruments. rings or cord ais :;
pein ting out III de of cure at once certain
and efcctual, by which every sufferer, 80
matter what his condition may be. may cure
himself eheapiy, privately and radically.
E5-This lecture will prove boon to thOus-
ands and thousand. Sent under seal, in q
plain envelope, to any address, on receipt of
four ceuts, or two postage stamps. Address,
THE (ULVERWELL MEDICAL co.
4IAnn t.,New York NY Post Once box, $50
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8. s. HYERs, PaieH.es,
iao n. From. st., pHILkD,A. Pa.

See what the Secretary of the Interstate pculsry
and Pc. Stock Association, Of Cobdsn,
Illinois, says:
August >, 1896.
DrAn SrR:-f have used someo of vour CHIEF.
ehick-er-re-kee Poultry Fcod) lam stisSed
dat II Increases the egg production Of my fovjs.
AsA. CQWpERx
National Republican., 1887-10-05
Lodge Meetings To.Night.

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic--CommbIa, No. 0, 1897 G street;
Potomac Commandery Knights Tcmpllr, No.
3. GeOrgetown Washington Centennial. NO.
IL, Masonic Temple.
G. a. R.--Llucoln, No. 3, q. A. r. Buildng;
Charles Sumner, No. o. q. a. u. Buildns;
Farragut, No 10, Washington Hall corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Third street south
east.
lows Hall; Mount Ncbo Encampment, Odd
Fellows Hall.
knights OF Pythias-Franklin, No. Q, Nc
Caulcy's Hail, 200 Pennsylvania avenue sJuth-
east; Hermione, No. IL, Georgetown: Mount
Vernon, No. 5. Pennsylvania avenue and
Ninth street northwest
Hall, Fourth and East Capitol streets; Poto.
mac, No 1855, Academy Hall, GeOrgetown: Re.
demption Jr., No. %, Baum's Hall, Fourth aud
East Capitol streets.
Jr.. o. u. \. M.--American Guard, No. /
Cropleys Hall, 1hirty.iirst and NJ streets
| Golden Rule, No. 3 Academy Hall, 1906 Thirty
second street northwest
A. l.. of H.-Capital City, No. 463, Seventh
| and X streets northwest.
| Anacos,a; Columbia No p, 1923 street.
R; 7; Of T.-Cap!tal City; No. !, stidham's
| Hall, 1923 Seventh street northwest.
Sons of Jonadab-Hope, No. IL, Pennsylvania
| avenue aud Nineteenth street.
| !. o. M.-Capital. No. II. Coz G street north
| G. A. F.-Newton Camp, lie Droit building,
Room 40.
X. of H,-Federal. No. 1893, ST. Cloud bald.
| ing, Ninth and streets.
ell, No. l, lie Droit building, Eighth and f
streets,
National Republican., 1887-10-05

Court IN General Tcrm-Chier Justice Biug-
ham and justices Hngner and M,rrick.-
Mcdowell vs. Starr, argued on motion to dis.
miss. Taylor VS.. Duncans0n; motion to strike
from calendar. Clark VS.. Myers: stricken
from calendar. Anderson VS.. Baltimore aud
Potomac Railroad Company; dismissed. Met
ny vs.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
Inny: dismissed. Wood VS. District of Col
umbla; set FOR Thursday. Asslgnment-Nos.
l49. Is, II, 10, l6, and II.
Equity Court-Justice Observation-Disclosures
vs.. Hunter; appearance of absent defendant
ordcrd Graham VS.. Graham; appearances Of
absent defendant Oldered. Burvis VS. Thccker;
OIder appointing Mary NJ. Theckor guar lliu
nd licm. Miller W. McDOnough; sale decreed
and A. X. Browne appointed trustee to sell.
Gibbons VS. Armiton: order appointing VIM.
j Bryan special examiner to take evidences OF
non.Tesldents. In re guardlan~hip of Mary Il.
Iitleford: order directing that Mary L Lit
Hinds vs. Hinds; restraining order grated re-
turnable Oct 10. Sellhansen vs.. Selihausen:
testimony ordered taken before Examiner AL
bcIt Harper Smitbson VS.. Smithsgu; cOunS sci
for defendant ordered paid. Durnall VS. DIr-
nall: a. y. nuvall appointed guardian al IL
ten. Bradford vs.. District; testimony ordered
tnken by i. Forrest. Assignment for to-day
Nos. !, 9, 3 4, g. &, ., 10, u, aud H.
Criminal Court-JustCe CoX.--Jos, Oates,
hOusebrcakinG; guilty. Edmund RlymOad,
larceny: order to restore property, Lemu9l
discharged. VIM II jackson, larceny; plea
Of not guilty Withdrawn and plea of guilty en-
tered; sentence postponed until Saturday.
Frank u. Roys, assault With intent to kill: not
gully. Eugene steiner, embe2zlcment; plead
guilty.
National Republican., 1887-10-05
THE WHARF, PROPERTY.
A Difficulty the "Curcoran" People
Must Get Themselves out OF.

A Difficulty the "Corcoran" People
Must Get Themselves out OF.
Mcssrs Edwards & Barnard, attorneys
for McKibbin & Blake, have been Informed
ly the commissioners that the District at
torpey says: "That the District made
wharf lease u the Corcoran before termI-
mating whatever rights the Upper Potom Ic
steamboat Company might have. Tue
tfllculty with the 'CorcOrin' people Is that
they have recognized the steamboat CON.
gany as landlord aud they should have seen
Tor themselves that the cOmpiny's rights
we're exiinguished before they took the DIS.
fict for landlord. They contributed TO
tiing about the situation and should be
eft to eXtrlcate themselves. Whatever
arm we have caused them can be set right
hereafter"
This communication Ia In reply to the
attorneys Of Sept, II, 1851, concerning the
Hha'f property on the Water street front
of the Potomac river occupied by the
steamer Corcoran and the suit against the
company by the Upper Potomac Steamboat
company and the District Is asked to de-
fend the appellants.
National Republican., 1887-10-05
rHE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY
Minor Occurrences In sud Abopt the
CitV.

CITY.
The new carpets for the white house will
probably be laid this week.
Milie Thomas, cnlored, Of l2j f street, died
suddenly of heart disease Monday night.
J. Gullford white, esq, of Springfield, Ohio,
was yesterday admitted TO the District bar.
The commissioners have authorized the ap-
propriatiOn of $3.50 to the Aged Womdn's
Home.
Work on the new guns at the Washington
ordnance yard is said to be progressing salts
factt rily.
The bond OF Mr. Albert Harper as a notary
public has been approved by the court In gen
eral term.
DR.. Charles X. Kooncs has been appointed
resident physician at the Washington Asylum,
viCcC NJ. Rawlings, resigned.
Geo. L. Lemon has conveyed to Laura A.
Flint, for $4,000, property on Massachusetts,
avenue, between Fifteenth street and Thomas
circle.
William H. Payne has bought of Il. Kurtz
Johnson for sq6,ODO square 100, which II Is said
islo c used for depotpurposcs for the DanvIlle
railroad.
A mol. pross. was yesterday entered in the
police court In the case of Alexander MoGlll,
who was charged by Col q. w. Y. Black with
false pretenses.
The dark places" Of the State. Navy. and
War building VIII shortly be illuminated By n
number OF Edison incandesCent electric lights,
especially III the corridors.
Jnmes B, Lamb better known rs Cracker
Jack" was tried In the police court yesterday
for an indecent assault on Adcl Wilson, a col
orcd girl The defendant was released on his
personal bonds.
Justice Merrick made an order yesterday
directing that the little girl, Mary f, Little
ford, be placed in the charge of her father,
who will place her in Il Catholic school on
Faifmount avenue, Philadelphia.
Mrs. seawell, of 1905 street has been iu-
formed by the commissioners that the general
inspt ctor of the engineer department reports
that the telephone she complains of Ia not au
injury to her property and that its removal can
not be granted.
National Republican., 1887-10-05
Marriage Licenses.

The follOwing marriage licenses have been
issued Harry n. knight, OF this city, aud
Maggie c. Smith, Of Philadelphia; George
Williams and Rebecca Rollins. Robert Tyson
NJ q Ella Malyip, William Jones aud Amelia
J, hLson, Frederick Holmes and Lula KenZig,
VIM. Simms and Lula Brown, Henry Chase
ana Emma Brown, VIM. Carroll aud Hen
lieita Brown, Robert II. Gatewood aud Lucy
jane Taylor, G. II. Raunsker aud Matte K.
Mamie Slallings. both of Poolesvlle, Nd;
Chas T. Go'tsmann, of this CITY, and Maggie
Y. Htrtz, of Pniladelphia; Odell S. Smith, of
city: Walter Powers and Mamie McCrehan,
both Of Richmond Va; &. Eizah Shelton, OF
Georgetown, and Floieuce i. Contee, of Mary
land; Wilbur q. Meade and Theresa Lloyd
Lewis \. Eesline aud Kate Ketty McChesney,
VIM. J. McG!ll and Mary Linskey, all of this
National Republican., 1887-10-05
THE MONEY NECESSARY
To Run the District for the Oumin,
Xaur.

The estimates for the District are nearly
completed, and the commissioners viii ask
for 50, $50, 800 9s, an increase Of 1894 ,525. OF
over last year. The schools win get nearly
$1,000 000 which is an increase Of $50, 1000.
The number Of school rooms needed for
next year Ia COS, OF las new rooms, equal
to eighteen eight room houses. II the
forty five rooms now unfit for use be put
IN good order only twelve buildings will he
needed. The commissioners . oppose iu a
supplemented bill to ask for six school
buildings. The system Of estlm atiug the
teachers pay by average is abandoned,
and they will he paid as classified. There
will he sixty men asked for the police force,
and an item for the establishment of q fire
company la southeast Washington will be
included In the estimates.
1t is probable that portion OF the high
school grounds will he sold aud $25 900 Of
the procee will he used to connect the
high school with the Henry building and
the balance of the money Will be used for
the erection for a new building In the
place Of the Henry building.
National Republican., 1887-10-05
Morning star Lodge, Good Tompiars.


This growing lodge, Brother Meston,
chief templar, which meets In Veterans
Hall, on + street, received visitation
from the grand lodge officers last evening.
At the conclusion OF the routine business
the grand officers made their reports, and
the good Of the order exercises, conducted
by Past Chief Woodford, consisted Of the
following: An address by Grand Chief
Templar Whitney, ins which pathetic allu
sion was made to the reported death Of
John b. Finch, of Evanston, I'll the head
Of the Good Ttmplar order; interesting re-
marks by Past Grand Chief Caldwell, re.
marks by Grand Secretary Dony, by Gem
cral Superintendent Russell, Grand Vice
Sister Martin. Grand Marshall w. w.
Money, Brother Perry, and Sister Cutter,
Of Morning Star. Choice plano solos were
rendered by Sister Cecil, of Galthershurg.
The exercises were concluded by a charm.
iug song by the lodge choir.
National Republican., 1887-10-05
HEAVY DAMAGES CLAIMED.
why u neat IN the Washington aud
Georgetown Iiuad Failed.

Why ~ neat IN the Washington aud
Georgetown E"ad Faiird.
John \. Woods. ny Messrs. tlunton AMI
Chardler attorneys, has entered suit at law
agains. Heuiy HUT, president OF the
Washington aud Georgetown Ratlro ID Com.
lcuy, to recover $500 0UO damages. The
d,clatation sets out that in Drrember, 1856,
MIR Hurt agreed o hny and procure for the
plaintiff, thrOu h Riggs & Co, from the
stockholders certain rumber NJ shares Of
stock at $3.50 per share. aud in furtIcrarse
OF this proposition a written offer was given
MIR Hurt 10y which Mr. WoDls agreed to
buy within specified time 10 900 shares OF
The stock Mt the price above given. lie says
thai Mr.. Hurt, as his agent, not Ouiy r1.
CtiNed the money for the stock, but kig "a
q Co. gOve notice TO the stockholders Of
the offer made and conditions of purchase.
subsequently Me-. Woods was notified,
through Riggs & Co, that they held an
agreement signed by tue owners Of G2ll
shares Of the capital stock, and were ready
10 sell within ten DAYS nt $3.50 per share,
prd that the funds for payment must b.
fuftbC oming by Dec. 3O This commuuicl-
ton from Riggs & Co., Mr.. Woods asserts,
was sent nt the Instance OF Mr.. Hurt, with
the intent to retire from and break his con
tract, and as a ngtice that be would not fur.
rish the stock. Mr. Woods says that he
protested against the change Of time IL the
contract, and refused to accept 1t, but Mr.
Hurt WAS obdurate, aud notified the plain.
M that he would not keep To II. Mr..
Woods states that he had incurred great
cost aud expense to procure the moGey to
perform his part Of the contract to pay for
the shares of stock within the sixty days,
and the refusal to deliver the 10000 shares
as agreed upon has damaged him to the eX-
Iunt Of the damnges Clnlmel.
National Republican., 1887-10-05
Friendship Lodge of Good remp,ars

This prosperous loige in WilmOt Hal,
Eighth and | streets northeast had large
and interesting meeting MOndly evening,
Chief Templar Reed presiding Six new mem
rs membership up to i07. In the g)Oi Of the
order exercises, conducted by Sister S Woo l.
ard, a spiritcd piano sOlD was rendered by
Emma Stanford, aud excellent rtcitatious by
IHmle Kalstrom, of Clements Lodge, and
Lulu Cole. Several readings were given by
Brother Murphy of Holloway Lodge, Gnd re-
marks by Brotner Russell, of Perseverance,
Lodge, ard Chief Temp!ar Reed and Vice
Tcmplar Sister s. Woodland.
National Republican., 1887-10-05
Shot in a Lovers, Quarrel.

Frepk D. Roys was tried in the criminal
court yesterday on the charge of assaulting
coward p. Hughes with intent to kill. Roys
and Hughes had been paying attentions to a
the favored suitOr. Hughes warned his rival
that he had better keep away from that part OF
the city or his gang would fix him Taking
warning from this Roys armed himself with u
pistol V hen next he made visit to his lady
love. pnd being met on his way home by
hughes, whom he believed was going to put
iltu, Practice the. threats formerly made. he
John A. Moss and Campbell CarrngtOn ap-
peHred for the defense, The jury rendered a
verdict OF not guilty after remaining out few
minutps
National Republican., 1887-10-05
RnildInr Parnits.

The following building permits wero Issued
yesterday: John Leonard to erect two dwel'.
ings, Nos 8Oi and SO6, In alley between Third
and Four.and.a halt and G and II streets
southwest. to cost 81 0J0 Thomas Brown, four
dwellings, 40 to ZIG, alley between T. and q
and i and G streets southwest, l,s00 James
Frawley, two dwellings, 800 and 81 II street
livery stable, square 157, $1,000; II. H. Warner
q Co. dwelling, ia Il street, $4,000: J. II
Rtisinger, three dwellings, on Poneroy
National Republican., 1887-10-05
General Term Gale u,lnr,

The calendar for the present term OF the
supreme court OF the District is the heaviest
for years, having on 1t III cases. OF these,
how ever, 33 are Law cases against the District,
involving the legality of the tax lien ccrtiti-
Gates, 10 be heard in the first instance, In
which the decision in one case will AFFECT all.
ing the certificate cases, patent app ais,
fiOm the Dlstrio' court, . from the probate, .
from the criminal, including the BIltimore
ana Potomac railroad nuisance case, aud l
hanRiuptcy case. There are from the chief
justice eases, from Judge Hagner 10, from
judge James ~. from Judge Cox ~, and from
Judge Merrick a..